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GTPBD: A Fine-Grained Global Terraced Parcel and Boundary Dataset

NeurIPS 2025 · Detection and segmentation › Open-set and few-shot detection · approach: Remote sensing segmentation and change · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces GTPBD, a global dataset of 47,537 high-resolution images with three-level labels (mask, boundary, parcel) for terraced agricultural parcels, and benchmarks segmentation, edge detection, parcel extraction, and UDA methods on it.

Problem

Existing agricultural parcel datasets focus on mid-resolution imagery or regular plain farmland and lack fine-grained annotations of complex terraced terrains, shared/non-shared boundaries, and multi-domain transfer settings.

Approach

A manually annotated, high-resolution (resampled to 0.5–0.7 m) global terraced parcel dataset spanning China and other countries, with pixel-level boundary, mask, and parcel labels, split into South/North/Global domains to support UDA benchmarking alongside pixel- and object-level metrics.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use Mask2Former instead of the other evaluated segmentation modelssemantic segmentation on GTPBD · GTPBDIoUHelped
use REAUNet-Sober instead of the other evaluated edge detectorsedge detection on GTPBD · GTPBDODSHelped
use HBGNet instead of the other evaluated parcel extraction modelsparcel extraction on GTPBD · GTPBD parcel extractionIoUHelped
use Mask2Former instead of the other evaluated parcel extraction modelsparcel extraction on GTPBD · GTPBD parcel extractionGTCHelped
use PiPa instead of the other evaluated UDA methodsUDA segmentation · six domain transfer directions, averageIoUHelped
integrate REAUNet-Sober boundary results into UDA (ablation)UDA methods on GTPBD · UDA AvgIoU: 59.62 -> 59.13Hurt
integrate REAUNet-Sober boundary results into UDA (ablation)UDA methods on GTPBD · UDA AvgGTC: 36.91 -> 36.91Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: GTPBD

Benchmarks: GTPBD

Metrics: Precision Recall IoU OA F1-score GOC GUC GTC ODS OIS

Baselines: U-Net DeepLabV3 PSPNet NonLocal OCRNet K-Net SegFormer Mask2Former MuGE PiDiNet UEAD REAUNet-Sober

Builds on: DAFormer HRDA PiPa REAUNet SEANet HBGNet

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